1 The £6.99 per month promotional price is only available to migrating customers who have a valid MAC code. After 12 months, the price per month increases by £5.00 a month across each tariff. Any other new customer, who does not have a MAC code, will pay from £8.99 per month for their first 12 months. After this period, an extra £3.00 per month will be added across all tariffs. A £3.25 discount for UTV Talk has been included across all prices. UTV Talk includes free evening and weekend calls to all 01, 02 and 03 numbers. BT Line required. UTV Broadband is subject to line test. Minimum computer specification applies. 2 Up to 24Mb download speeds. Up to 24Mb speed is subject to a line test and will depend on various factors, for example, proximity to your local phone exchange and local availability. If your line does not support up to 24Mb, we will order the fastest speed available on your line. 3 Usage limits apply to Options 1, 2 & 3, with a Fair Usage Policy applicable to Option 4. Terms and Conditions apply. 4 This offer is available to new, first time sign-ups. Wireless compatible computer or adapter required. The Wireless modem is a Thomson 585v8 and you must have an Ethernet port on your PC, Laptop or MAC for it to work if you are not utilizing the wireless capability. Range in ideal conditions is up to 50 metres indoors and up to 250 metres outdoors. The wireless modem remains the property of UTV Internet at all times and it must be returned to the address directed on the modem returns form, if you terminate your service.

Failure to return the wireless modem will result in a charge of £40.00 as well as the normal cancellation charges, where applicable. UTV Internet reserves the right to remove this offer at any time; this promotion is available while stocks last and it is for new signups or customers migrating to UTV Internet from another Internet Service provider. Usual Terms and Conditions apply.

What factors will affect the broadband speed I can receive?
Up to 24Mb Broadband uses new technology to automatically provide the fastest speed that your phone line can physically support, up to a maximum of 24Mb (Megabits per second).

The actual broadband speed achievable over your phone line depends on its length, the length and quality of any phone wiring in your home, the specification of your modem or router, the speed of connection between your computer and modem or router (Ethernet and wireless are faster than USB), the speed of your computer, and whether all your broadband microfilters are correctly installed.

If you live close to your exchange, you could get the maximum connection speed of 24Mb, reducing to 12Mb, 10Mb, 8 Mb, 6Mb, 4Mb, 2Mb or less, the further away you are.

Your broadband speed will also vary during the day depending on how busy BT’s network is, the speed of the Internet and of websites you are visiting, whether you’re sharing your connection with others in your home, and whether you have any spyware or hardware slowing down your computer. Typically your speed may reduce significantly during the daily peak period 6-9pm.